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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
latest Novelties in pres. Fabrics.

In SIX fabrics MORE antique. MORE fsille.
r1oirs hrocads and faiils Franchise take tie
,cad. Novelty silks designed to make up in
combination with plain SIX and velvet, 81
hire cases out of ten, have MORE strips Of
MORE back groupsls Notwithstanding the iu-
creased popularity of m,ire sslss and faills
Francaise. velvefs hold their ovn both ir
plain aud fancy effects IN ths hieA novslii~s
tae arpos .fion is - combination a ssvers'
sTects tsafb u design AM weaves IN tie sassf
piece. cs alternate striyes - FDoire and sstis
overia.d with foral patterns IN poepadoui
nctorluGs. - = 70 - made mp with pisfn fsills
Frsnraise or velvet Designs wrought ~ gid
sud silver threads are sssn IN TIE nsz rspss
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Almost svsry vegetable has specific ef-
fsCt Celery Is ssCiative to the nerves. WITH
favorable action ou neuralgia and rhauma-
tisrn. Spinach = believed % act as a stinsa-
lsnt On the kidneys AsparaT17s Is an sdnirs
rie blood clesnsar. To tomatoes il sttrihated
= special action On tbs sfomack snd liver
Ietsnre and cucunbers. vita ths acid u<ed IN
drssSing them, are cooling during the sun
mer. feas and bears are strengthening in =
sixa degree. Bssts snd turnips are also said
% have t1aic sctioa Dandeiion = tonic
ans laxatsvs. Rad psppsy = serviceabie n
chronic ccHstiPat ard seane forms 81
heEuorfhoiris. N ehTesic sors tlfsoat ard many
fcr-as Of nosrseHesS AID is = new cialsz-ss,i
taat garlic aas been administered ia hysiro-
pa0bla vita good resulsS
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Home Again.

CANT Hook CORNERS, Oct. E.-Just made
a home run and found everything in good
shape at the Corners.
mrs. onooks had been 10 Grand Rap
ids, thou2h, and ordered an extensive
suit OF mourning, thinking that was at the
bottom of Lake Michigan. 1t was quite
disappointment to her; | mean agreeable
disappointment, of course.
The Corners has Improved mcst-wondcr-
faily while have been away. Why, they
nave got so they set up nights to build
street railroads. rne famous Cherry Tree
Line is AZ last sestled. Notwithstanding the
oitter opposition by the editor OF the Splitter.
The ChoyDer and the Olcl favored it.
Algeron p. Banks, my head clerk, re-
ports business good, but complains that he
has lost the sale of two plnts OF port wine
through ladies not being willing TO send
orders by their child-en. The frat one TO
Kick against complying with the new law
was Mrs Bigeloa, the main pillar OF the
Can't Hook Ladies Temperance Christian
Union.
Folks had ought to think of these things
when they get such laws passed.
Some of the papers have been reporting
that she new law does not allow druggists
% sell liqnor except on q prescription. This
IS a mistake, as the isw tn this respect Is
.he same as before. 1t Is minors that must
have a prescription or an order from
parents.
1t would be we'll for folks that are apt to
oe taken with the cramps at midnight to
bear this law in mind and not send boy
on the run for brandy without a written
order for fear they mot the boys might die
before the thing gets Strengthened out &C
cording TO law.
Nv nautical experience sticks to me yet.
call the drug side of toe store "staDbard"
and the other side port" The prescription
case Is aft" and between counters the
main deck. :" bat Mrs. Snooks says J have
cot to stop calling the kitchen the cook
house." aud going 20 bed turning in"
Yours truly,
oOLfMAN SxooKs,
Mayor of Cant Hook.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Hucksi,ish.

Over all India, and the east generally, tho
natives lose no opportunity Of asking for
.buckshish-' The usage Is such a complete
nuisance that the word Is sometimes answered
by a blow; this is termed bamboo buck
shish.- Buckshish has taken up very Grm
residence In Europe-niay, in fact, on a much
larger scale than that of Asia, be said 60 have
always had an existence there. Buckshish is
very important item in the revenues Of
officials who hold positions OF considerable
importance, as well as in those OF their hum
bier brethren During the recent visit OF the
shah of Persia TO England that potentate dis
covered that -buckshish" was by no means
peculiar 10 the east
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

-, ore wlso has rassssi ssonv the sfree-s -
= -ifr sfter nizhf csn have fsiis-l ~ no1ire
fi.e ferss1re nrf~e~u tse i1tiuce1asnfs heii
ct hv the rsriA md tae-s hsid cur bT The
church fsr tbe e1fer-ainrneat sr rrosif = q
sz,a-s horrr Cl1h ro1uss aeTs c'if theii, c1,eerv
glew. hsrrccu-s ring vith begessls.g narzir.
cniv the rturrh f-0r 3 elosrsi CT IL eer
chancs Z . rraysr n1eet8g u5Ehs srs tns
der - cpess. e = 80 czess - - Ssszis
ic~n s,is rr@st eS als~1x esrce xioosay rss-
sax~~zv + n nee fsssse Ehat tne ~karrs -
gsa - coF-rser l~zifissafelr ~it - ur,r \ -
- h-ter cay uaef - of Wiring sn1 hcis-
tne - yoanx o. tae sfraa,Ferl - Cki,axr
x<aadar1
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

xhs s-fsxzsa a q St~axsbo3s-x~~ a
Dxrttea lts N@zae-

Ti.s tsrsn sasx&S. sQEs.s4 - tts sarfis3Es
d. 4 = s-szns pez.t, ssa Is eTAga o. tlss
&ssssspBl IA tssA b4ea oezss sers Erst
b1ilt 1lse oilot kease wzs e-ae~1 "a tne hsfrs-
oaae asek- FinAiiy, - tss seoFs EasareHas
year. ths Hlet kease Vas elao<d ~ kixaeF,
aa6 us3zrnezlh Il ~as Laacs fecza e. ma.
wlta st.lslt 81 er elkar teFths iD - Rhsu =
tcoxa passenger e4ias ga bc2rd and hs1
sef.lcient I2oEss - pay Is cabin fare, ths
clerk, n0t wishing - pat hazn alaeslg ths
cabin Passengers. gave hau o1Ak ~ tlis
hflle cabin, aad seIastsnles i ~ouid he nilsd
With some " the worst loaE as n the eoUafry.
Flnaly tie o6ioeFs ol Tee beat, oslng ~ tAs
toaxhnsss q s1e room, christened II Texas,
after the state Of Texas whieA AZ tkat tine
was noted for iEs Wild cowboys, robbers and
the Ike. Bo4ts of late years, sna especially
the large ones. are bsEilt attn = full ieHggh
texas, which y occupied by TIE officers aud
cEes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
F4s NosTr W1No TaAT F0zzlEs-
sns Ars 81 t~ntr1equisrn xsoshi IN a.1
~ sas sutsnsls ckeftes a. f1e
fatsss.rs ~ tns ola Asass~ss
aisn Coeok.

Tbsre Isrt Tee. Il s1f ~ our Feunr k>sz
who hsss nos heas4 aboal sslke.e hlh, Ana
LH n lS v 81 shsu tllat iiias,g@ta tie "a
ths western krua2or. eisA its lbaiauf aaa
eoutcYs IA baffAio L0ssag. eil Inuaai>
Ellit tras nsuss = 81. r Ioayl n tesF
nsured oo1sl4easas,g la tae s,.tea s.sses
ssasS during tss sEzr. aa5 has heen q p'sla-
tsr ~ coFEress. IA lea lor aizns yeafs =
nlssa sovss,t1aoas lilx, eaflEs ,siA.oa tiA,a.
anaons othaF lseSslo1i 0eeeois4. VA kia&i q
guide 81 man ext.sCl..otls AT. ls.sf gaiao1
f4s sebIl9uef - ks12l hilf frm ~ iAcs
thkt he Iroviaea hurais i..sst fof SO ~ogk-
nsea a. the uuson facile rAll~4s. hc.lse .s.zs
aosFh vita his owa rlAs a. .s'"s..lsrs11>
Issxxl,sr ~ aEslf.,s.l.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
The Home of Washington.

Mount Vernon originally contained the
farm buildings and the maEsion houss which
was built by Lawrence Washington, elder
brother of George, VINO settled there in l743.
He named the place after Admiral Vernon,
under whom he had served in the British
navy. When it subsequently passsd into the
hands of George Washington the mansion
was enlarged and the estate improved, and
when he died, in December, 1929, he was
buried there Mount Vernon fs in Fairfax
county, Va, on the Potomac river, about
eight miles below Alexandria
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

There are few words ln az th.t i.at ~
such remote aoa siat y eyftf 80 pIcsaiencs
s. the e1clsllAs-5on "harrsA" b is ossS -
those int-rsecIloals ~ wf.rl sound ~ echoes
sense thai men seem g. hsVe adol-ee a. sinost
inst4nctlvey. in iGsis ana Ccyl~< tlss
rsaho0ss anc att aaaui4 az Sassags elsehants
cheer theln or - leilciasl repetitioas u
"Jrre-;e," lhv Arabs snd cai1es efissrs Ia
Turkey. fsies1r,e S13 Asspt eacuuraCs their
salInnls 20 sped ~ shoetisg "Ar-ns sffe'r
The Accrs an fpsos cr.xe lssoir mules ard
norsss with cries ~ an 70" a. tfancs tA~
s,ofisnaa sxc.t,s tks aact. .is ~ hls shouts II
-t.Ars. knEe'' and sagp1ers fars oee.f kerses
by crying ~Haf htGi" TIE ae1asu,sn - iTe-
lsad and Scotland sheui i8urrFhi Harsish -
- che ozattio ihey sre crivHg II = rvlaeutiy
~ exclamation cDrnEaoa o. flEiis nsDonk.
snd is probably corruption ~ ~Tur nife~
Thor aid. battle csy 81 tie ancient Norse-
men. though souas Nrticiltses osrlve X from
the Jewisl 2os41nah" The word a. very
often, sro wa forBlells ins1r.sblv. fpeiie5
'huzzsh. ano Is pronunciation Wa hIfray" 4"
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Cussa new ere fsse 6rsyeyy nets intro5ueer.
fcr the autaEan Ard wsrtsf sessons Thee
eo-.e - White tisek and al TIE iesding ever
irE F. ades, ard srs degtgned to bs Haa5s ~
over fziae frsncaiss or nofrs SIX. Thess
drarsry nsfs are sxcec5srFiy esintY - efTae'
havinx ese. ~eb lie gr1anfs, cvsTiaid vita
sls aesgue
Tsee f--rces. ~ which there eor5tiTg1es 3
sanssrsi. ere ouf in usr patterns IN daschess
ani ra-r- lacA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Mn,n. HnnAnarfe.

Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte was born in
Baltimore in 1855. She was the daughter OF
a wealthy merchant, and was married 70
Jerome Bonaparte in 1908. Napoleon com
manded Jerome to forsake has wife, hut the
young man would not do this until 1907, when
the French council Of state annulled the.rnar-
rage and Napoleon grated her large pom
sion. She had one son, who was educated
abroad She died April 4, 1879, leaving q
large fortune 10 her grandson
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

C@snt1letsls szet@saerk Aeso4 - tAs 80
sf sac aFgsaesEsais 1sseeslaa-

sAf sac aFgssseeEss1is As<socstaa-
Tns oass IL poAnt ie fAak 81 youts iscy
af.sot a years - ses xso asssna< fashion
tle eoaralRg seAoes nssr the CITY of
zsroenere l.sFs. kariEg tns iersa ~aieh
ezae1 lssS sslIle stas ~as tAe psss1esaesaal pa
o. al the inz1tulsn. ratzDE A. Feriscl ~
ssery brGacE sxeegt na&tasaaaElss Her IA
ostzaa ~4s pass-sa Al oas Is shs ultra fash
ianauie si. ga resaris. sheFe s1e saAA<is TIE
aoossla.s.ls.s 81 = xo@ng nzrTlod ~taaala,
sess 81 lle GERS of NeN ! sfs so,-ieSy, ana
i w. ass irieadn ts-at taazAt kef tks use
81 lie 1f,e5erEne iAlsctioa- sks retarnso
~ sasol ~ tie epeniag II tke fati torza
..sa...si.av rnaGazlorf hesssl Ter sustained
sieselaess has glFea ~ss - FLASHES 81 hr7i-
hancs. followed - tnools y nea ths simplest
sssltelleos sessnasd Iz.lAsssls sls u her con
fused lnieiiseI Prom tlms 10 time she
would aa6 permission 70 Eo q Tie rosaa 81
apart Ter hospital laIfeee<. ana thene she
VI ou.a lac lssI q 4sy ~ tsns, oRis foasius
herself when any oas approached the tabie,
"a whicA stood al ma bottle and styie-
graphic pen
The nurse, having ocos1oH g ssnd mes
sac u TIE doctar. astenplea - wTi.e VIVA
ms pan. ihe soung girl - that tlnie bang
,sioep. Tie pen not ou'g fsfUsed - writ<,
bat tie prAcllcsd eye oi the nursc Instantly
recognised ln the poiai tas pupclgrlRg needle
u hypooerlnie syringe This led 70 an ex-
asalnsiion al the lnk bottle 4 was a feur
ounce bottle, but there Wa 40 ink IA H. II
was painted black GA lhs outside, ana con-
tanned solution Of moTf,his. enough fos -
oue-hah grain doses, CA sufficient g. laSt until
the Christmas holidays Ii one Injection . day
were taken.
The principal 81 the school was summoned
immesksielV, and ilis sleepins girls srnl
hSned. Ii was punctusea fIusD fhe shoaloeS
almost 30 The hand and the lsid blue marks
conirmee the suspicion, y aich wus changed
~ absolute cesz&ia,s ~ the small a5scess
which had begun TO f0rD ia the forearm Jusi
ADORE the wlls. On being Questioned the
whole troih Was fnaliy arrived ht, and TIE
parents of tae young lady Immediately re-
moved her from school The habit hss bee1
formed about two months only. and there Il
possibility taat = cune can be Effected
Philadelphia News
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

This exquisite bit u music verse ~ we er-
cept "Home, Sweet Bsme1 has worn better
than any other English ballad The music
was taken from Sicilisn air and ingrafted
into the opers q "Nsrths-' The words are
By Tom Moore, and are among the most de-
ligbtfa and contain tbe most delicate senti-
ment o. any written bY THAI captivating
writer of ballads.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

For several years geld half dollars and
quarter dollars were issuod in San Francisco,
on private account The real value Of the
half dollar was 10 cents and that of the quar-
ters 90 cents. They are not now in circula-
tion and tho yalae OF any that are to be
found now must be determined by the desire
to obtain them for collections According to
the last annusl report Of the United States
mint director il appears that ia the Philadel-
phia mint there ware executed Qss6) 6,0l6
one dollar gold pieces.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Luxurious English tea gowns made IN emu
lation of the rich flowing costunes worn by
the India pr.Eeesses ~ tie Qneaa's jubilee. are
OF soft Ti-bet woolenS ana Bencalins silks,
with fronts Of gold saazs and lace, tlimmsd
with enbroiacries oi silks and natal threads
IN intricate Eastern patterns. A white Tai
bet wool gown hanging fUl from the shoul-
dels opens over = flowing trout of gold sliE
gzuzs, the long wide sleeves and border
wrought in RED. gold and black. Lalia kookh
vests dTN,ed from each shoulder to cross on
the buss with scarf glrdle below, are Of
crinkled white Grape fecked with gold in
gowns Of tawry red Bengaline or OF faded
rose India cashmere. Artists design sSthetic
gowns for thsir wives and sisters With classic
statuessrue drSpery, and after French models
Of the last century. with full Watteeu fold,
giving q sweeping train, and suggesting The
rich brCcades of that period, with festoonS Ct
lace for taeir garnitars. Paris rnodistes SEND
cut trousseau gowns Of MORE or Of shaded
plush or velvet, Ia stripes or wstered, for the
bodice and train, opening over straight How
ing fronts Of white China Grape on Of sijt
veiled with lace. Coried woolens in bars and
in stripes OF vieux rose, sevres blue, and pale
green tints are fashioned into closer princess
robes that open over leng gathered front
breadths OF white yelling. dotted along the
hem with tiny points wrought IL rose or blue
-i.ks. The fuil sleeves are pleated 10 ws.ts
wool undesleeves, and a wide silk scarf o.
half girdle crosses the loose front aud dissIs
pears under the sidss 81 the robe,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Wood wall paper is cut 70 the thickness Of
paper, and by peculiar process stuck ON the
paper, which serves as a protection against
the influence OF the walls on the graining and
color of the wood So delicate Is the ma
chinsry for forming this veneer that zoo
leaves may be cut out Of AN inch square Of
maple wood, and 125 cut Of wood of open
grain, such IS oak and nutwood
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The spope's bull against the comet" Is said
to have been issued by Calixtus III, who.
shortly after the appearance of Hallev's
comet, in 1856, ordered that the church bells
De rung daily at the hour q room, and that
the supplication, lord, save IA from the
devil, the Turk and tue comet be added TO
the litanies This expression has long since
heen omitted
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


Dr.. K. r. Roche has described O valuable
Arrangements for changing the position Of
sick person in bed. when the nurse is not
strong or safe and easy movement il neces-
SarT for the pat.en& Fssten smoothly % the
mattress With strong safety pins a rubber
blanket or pisce CT snamsled cloth, rubber or
enamsscd sids up. Upon this place a similar
rubber or snauieled cloth. il possible, sorne-
what wider, 50 ss 10 keep tbs under ono al
WAYS covered Betwsen tho rubber or enaul-
eied surfaces sprinkle soapstone powder. kept
by shoe dealers, or glove powder. Cover
with sheet ard make np TIE bed "a usual.
Nov, b. grssping the edge ef the under sheet
and Of the upper -na1lslod cloth at the sane
time. Il VIII be found essy 70 roll over or
move q person with slight EFFORT and little
pain 20 the pstieBt IL the devices prove too
slippery. fasten 70 The bedding with few
strong pins.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Cssered ha3assrtbisfs are eE&Ls IN gtyis
Thsez er-1s in plain celers A,igsa wiik lese ~
sazos sbe6e ss tre k2rt Eer~Assf. ukisa i
made - sio-r fne rosa. IheE the~e ars
calore5 hardserrh - wfsh trserts<ersd l,eF-
SerS s3seS rsta isee kuy.t~res ~itn rsr
fsngs 5n ~hfe ssfl zereaisfs s~s Hasr ts~
sffe e1es vfta hani eErhrsi8ar-6 berterr
.sgpz ia anr~ew Esjezses~ssre<
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Aaron Bur- ~ss nct. 81 IS eftsn supposed,
convicted 4 tressou - ~as arrested az
hatcher sn5 tired st Ri~hrnord fo- bis at-
teznpe En- establish sovsTnfnsrt of rs orn
ia ths Nislssirps valley. bas Tss sc4a tfA
IN te- efcand taat ls hs5 not bcrre 8 IS
zgslzst the ynfsss Sssses
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

According 70 = spiraI physician there IS
10 bed - good for TIE patient IN cases of long
asfurock mt orlv tecsJse - iks rr3srisoie
sanitary excellence sas berause q al riarss
of rest. 81 coueass er beds, &c hslisvss is e
confo~n oest - the various cvr~ss and eut-
lines cf ihe annsn forul Fsr ses,ri6a@n pso-
pIs tais doctcr ~uusidcrz e nzvasaasls
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

TIE saving. You ct oui = bod Err wrong
foot foremost ~ vits ise left ~ ioremast.
An 10 trscrd bsck tfs,3 seors snt origifs-
ate3 precisely vheft tte pietrfs gwen ~
Chris - the judgment a. came frasH ne
ight foot ~of s,seaittea ia e. aa,i1efr vifn
go.sa inck ara Gle ieft vitb las feftnna.
Hence r. p8t ths ieft is9 out ~ srsd Grss ves
3 bsd sign
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Oar illustration presentS q rtilc nf tloss
rough days in Toe sbAt~ ~ = ilefVs, iuuietr-
ing coach wislrt uss.n a. Convey tne sinners
from Deao ooo. Colo THIS rnach hss beex
Of tae fosi4EH in the ht|a West sno~ !.
both in Aner3ra AIS Engl1ne, tsi a. u ras
il the cd csYs ofisn shattered i} rsEbefs
aEd has been repaired msnt trss b D. quite
prssbabls that couipaiaf .tie itfie of fhe
orsglnal yeAieie re'ra.as * t1id tssi senis
forty year tor mo,e erc J. ham Young
rude ln thIs stsEe lea hs sffat rrosi sirctlsg
fes lie pro1sAss4 lssia ~ iht tla.-i.1lsL
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

The sariiest pss Ia English Of the word
hnbbub Is fosad in srenseFs ~Fssrie cs1esne. >
1870.
No-. vbea arid ths teic<est wcods thev we're.
They hesrs s uogss - rasny tagyfpss sbriH.
And sbriesing Hu1nhs them approaching wera.
which al h forest dd vith kearor 6iL
TX iii Cs1ts X Seer On e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

7re7 81 ~srn nagfsen sEet s1pFed n
coia sar~s, - ri-hz zy14 Fsesrze. ssEss esnsss
tssn - sis-ep~sF 8sesn ssss = 49, 81
sxss %ssss rszsssy ~ FzreksS - sss c.zzz~d
sssaS f~ ezN sad ksa*ez 4 i acasay
s~es az ksa4zg proysss<s Tske rseful
= tss~>s<fxs- sccfs4zles srS aslze~ezx ae ern-
xsoa ts os@4 -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

A si@rts teet ioF sever gas. Sst1fsfe tn
sszea paper wi.A . soic-5sz cf osse cpnra 4
pure iess sestste ~ hzlf pint - ran rater
Aet = partly cry. tse1 exposs ~ tke ag1srf-
nnezt Tssre s@wer gss = rzzpeesei. Il tss
ssster = preseut - sEy eanxdsrssis & la~ sztT
Zee pspsr earzsas O. trrns bsack
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

i Is fAct 81 FsnsTslss rzern ttat fee~t
is nor aart loaa s. ese rsst~Ta - 80 alS
Ans~Ics ~ 80 s-es~Ft cv><e SEE -xs -
t~ssv tast eve- seain - zrzis-.s prscr r.
fss0. srz hsrf tszisf s-sr N srssrls. AZ yszrs
ssn-1ss EsoaA
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

Tks~ AneIscissd I.aFsn -Dr3 slETslSes fo~4
uaerfY- sze~sti1. bersse5~a- NJ saon6s ~
sssoai fssloT nssns ny scAool<e5ow yssrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
GOSSIP AID GOWNS
NoVelngs FoR AuTuMN 80
Eagiksh Tea Gssns Esat a. slnuists ths
fissiaz Cos sssnsss - iHas@ Friae<s4ss--
Ck4fazink FFsDea Ia. t&s~EH kca-
Exsszsrsa a. 1exkisA Desskns.

Tea gowns have gained an impoztsnt pl&ne
Ia shs tollsts q ls3lrs of faShaeA- 1ks t-zsls
dssesiptiens hers given ca TIE subject WI,
therefore, prove seioozns 10 isay re@aeEs.
Beta descriptions ana Illustrations az reKro
daced frozs EkIpsrs BAzar
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23

4 PART crrrssF<Iaoset sszs fsf frres
Arnanses rafs are fs,s9 t-fr tr-efeafs a. -
.~w,rrsnr ebsn<sfsr raz q faskissn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23


1as csllsiIlsrsd Necessary. ssesgt t1ee1 -
s.4ts - 1as a1arlh. Pa ssae1sEs &Fs "a
gsetiY yos1k 'sllss s1e - ssss5 rlsl 5Ss
= 1fschsF q nis es1, .--efs 4zs s4l ~ -a4zy
ye1nE l1I-es - l1Ia@Srza. - e e4s t14
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nllszions-
A pAFey Of Ctinsse ladies drove about the
city on Saturday and created quite fafoF.
They we're "a elderly lady. TIRES young
41d neaI- looking bttie mziden4 aad Two
children. shether boys 0r gFis, boSeFef.
~e are ansiiii8g - hazard TIE opi1ion our
kn0Esedge Of the Chinese dress beiDs too
limited q ua4Dis as - MAKE ehe clscfta1l-
uali0n. They viewed the dinsreas sl90ts
u lns city slta apparent ds.igns, and Their
pisrci1g. dancing eager eye seemed 20 note
everything zs iaey 1r0ge along. Tue nss
arrivals we're not aeisgantl dressed ia silks.
With DeAfi and silver ornalfte1ts, alter fne
nanusr d their ps0ple, Walle their dlmini-
tive feet we're lncSsed IN shoes Or slippers
which seemed % have more s0lsz than any
thing else.
Henry 81 smith, the Journal clerk of the
Rouse OF Representatives, has presented
- Secretary FaircEild. 90 behalf OF the
citizens Of Charlsyoix, Mich, a petition
praying that a geld medal cor other tesli
monlsl he presented % Miss Mary Wake
held. Of Caarlsyoix. for her bravery Ia say
ing the lives OF children. The Secretary o.
tbe Treasury Is authorised By Ian 20 gram
medals As = reward for bravery in lire say
ins. and the citizens OF Chagleyoix thins
that Ars. Wakeheld heroism should Be re
cOgnized.
Ws. HARPER & FRANK RICE-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-23
Tn. Secret of . Coed Complexion.

A French savant diseourscs upon good .ad
Rad compilations follows: The woman who
would have = good complexion must live
plainly, avoiding too much game, rich meats,
highly seasoned made dishes and rich wines.
Why Is IL that iEe compilations are 50 rare
among the sristocracy and wealthy classesi
The aristocracy have frequently fine features,
but the complexion is apt TO be very coarse
or vsry sallow and faded Why1 Simply
because they sit up late and get up late, thus
losing the health giving morning air; they
feed TOO richly, dress too sSshionably, swath-
ing themselves in furs at ? O'Clock in the
afternoon and having next TO no clothing on
the upper part u the body at 12 p. IN, ard
yet experts tel Us that the skin TO remain
pure and soft must not BE- exposed % sudden
changes, 10 extremes OF heat and cold, must
not have its healthy perspiration suddenly
checked Who can wonder that the quie.er
women Of the middle classes possess the best
complsxionsi One seeks ID In vain among
fashionable folk over IL years OF age, for
generations of spoiled complexions aro gene
rating radically coarse or dry skins, which
lose all beauty after infancy.